Called by Name | Identity – Beloved Sons and Daughters | 2nd Sunday of Ordinary Time

Who are you?

Called by Name | Identity – Beloved Sons and Daughters | 2nd Sunday of Ordinary Time

This homily continues the Called by Name series by reflecting on Christian identity. Preached by Dcn. Chris Haberberger, the homily explores a fundamental question: Who are you? Drawing from Scripture and the lived experience of modern life, this reflection challenges the fragile identities we often cling to—roles, achievements, and affiliations—and points instead to the one identity that endures: being a beloved son or daughter of God. Rooted in baptism, this identity is received, not earned, and becomes the foundation from which vocation, freedom, and mission flow.

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